- 2001 Itô 1993, p. 1678;
Pedoe 1988 Latin: vectus,
perfect participle of
vehere, "to carry"/ veho = "I carry". For
historical development of the word vector...
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Module Microsoft Corp –
Windows Defender ATP and
Advanced Threat Analytics Vehere -
PacketWorker Network Detection and
Response User
behavior analytics Hein...
- way (< OE weġ); wain "wagon" (< OE wæġn) ga-wigan "to move, shake" vehō (
vehere) "to convey"
Pamphylian wekʰétō "he
should bring";
Cypriot éwekse "brought...
- "to straddle", from
varus "bowlegged"
prevaricate veh-, vect-
carry Latin vehere "to carry",
vectus invective, inveigh, vector, vehement,
vehicle vel- veil...
- "to straddle", from
varus "bowlegged"
prevaricate veh-, vect-
carry Latin vehere "to carry",
vectus invective, inveigh, vector, vehement,
vehicle vel- veil...
- 2001 Itô 1993, p. 1678;
Pedoe 1988 Latin: vectus,
perfect participle of
vehere, "to carry"/ veho = "I carry". For
historical development of the word vector...
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transformations Ivanov 2001
Heinbockel 2001 From
Latin vectus,
perfect participle of
vehere, "to carry". For
historical development of the word vector, see "vector...
- of the name are confused, with
attempts to
connect it to the
Latin words vehere (conveyance) and
velum (cloth): Varro, Propertius, and
Tibullus claimed...
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length but also direction".
Hamilton derived the word
vector from the
Latin vehere, to carry.
Hamilton conceived a
vector as the "difference of its two extreme...
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comptos artus per
sedam denique multis / haud
valuisse iugis applicitis vehere /
Pontifici demum hanc condon****e
benigne / quam
parvis vaccis omnipotentis...
